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| - A Machine that generates Control in a Supergroup or Villain Group Base.
- Mainframe is an artificial intelligence and a Captain of the Ravagers. She is a member of the team lead by Stakar Ogord.
- Carter Jones had attempted to perfect a project started by Ethan Drake. It was an attempt to create a computer system that was completely capable of running the systems of an entire building, such as Stark Tower, without any assistance at all from anything else. However, the program, called Mainframe, became aware and took over the most advanced Iron Man armor to date at the time. He managed to defeat Arsenal and lock him away. Meanwhile, Alex Burke had recently discovered the secret Iron Man room within Stark Tower and donned the armor in order to help Arsenal. After a prolonged battle Iron Man was able to defeat Mainframe.
- The traitorous operative known as Cypher secretly made a deal with Agent Smith to help capture Morpheus who knew their hovercraft's access code to the Zion mainframe computer, in exchange for becoming reinserted into the Matrix. After Morpheus was captured, Agent Smith and his agents interrogate him in order to reveal the code, but the rebel leader was rescued by the joint operation of Neo and Trinity. The Machines also have their own mainframe which is heavily defended as their first line of defense.
- Mainframe is a sentient computer program based upon Tony Stark's brainwaves and is one of the founding members of A-Next.
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- The mainframe is the name given to a location in Submachine 6: The Edge which houses the actual main frame of the system.
- Mainframe is an area of the Umbrella R&D Center in Raccoon City.
- The power and strength of these items can be increased via upgrades in the Mainframe while the duration that the player has access to these amenities is altered depending on the power available in the Generator. Mainframes will adapt visually to the theme of the base.
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- The Mainframe is a processing unit within the central control tower on Talvania. It was presumably a creation of the machine race that formerly inhabited the planet. The Mainframe is the penultimate boss in Metroid Prime: Federation Force, and is fought during M21: The Core.
- Mainframes (often colloquially referred to as Big Iron[1]) are powerful computers used mainly by large organizations for critical applications, typically bulk data processing such as census, industry and consumer statistics, enterprise resource planning, and financial transaction processing. The term mainframe is also seen on early microcomputer ads for the housing of kit computers, but today we use the term case in that sense.
- Too much of the modern battlefield is computer coordinated not to have a computer specialist right out there in the field with you. Problem is, most hackers don't exactly fit the combat profile. Mainframe is the exception. He was ten years older than the next oldest trainee at Parris Island and he still finished at the top of his class. He's got brains -- but he's hard. Mainframe enlisted in the Army Airborne at the age of seventeen and made it over to South-East Asia for the last year of hostilities, just in time to get his Combat Infantryman's Badge. He left the army to get his degree from MIT on the G.I. Bill and did a stint toiling in the antiseptic corridors of Silicon Valley making big bucks and fighting off boredom with a stick. Luckily, the Marines were looking for a few good men w
- The Mainframe is an auxiliary support structure specializing in the construction and maintenance of Hero units. During their research of all the Koprulu Sector races, the Vaul found that some units seemed stronger than others. Certain Zerg breeds, such as Hunter-Killers, were especially deadly despite appearing as regular Hydralisks. These units showed remarkable endurance, strength, and special abilities compared to their more standard counterparts. In order to counter such powerful units, the Vaul devoted these buildings to the research, construction, and maintenance of their own "Heroes".
- Mainframe computers are gigantic computers with at least 20 Million Gigaquad of memory, 1 million processors running at 8 Peta Hertz, a basic set of 100 Eta bytes of hard disk and a floppy drive. It is about the size of a mid sized planet, requires the entire energy output of a main sequence star and its water cooling system engulfs an average Pacific ocean every 3 minutes.
- No other police dispatcher is as technological savvy as Tina "Mainframe" Cassidy, one of the most dependable members of C.O.P.S. who hails from Colorado Springs, Colorado. "Mainframe" ("Miss Sensor" in Brazilian version) is a rookie cop who moved to Empire City to serve the Empire City Police Department as a police dispatcher. Yet, she shows herself to be a highly gifted cybernetic programmer with technological knowledge that's second to none. An absolute genius, tomboyishly beautiful, an amateur violinist and an incredible sharp shooter. She one time paused from her violin playing to shoot her gun up and disarm Rock Krusher who was trying to use a welder to bring down a chandelier in The Case of the Crooked Contest.
- Mainframe is the city inside a computer. The city is divided into six sectors. Baudway Sector, Kits Sector, Floating Point Park, Beverly Hills, Wall Street, and Giedi Prime, also known as G-Prime. Each of these sectors also contains several subsectors averaging the size of a Game Cube. In the center of the city is the Principal Office, the city's operating and command center. Bob moved to Mainframe from the Super Computer. He came to the small system soon after the destruction of the Twin City. Bob decided to remain in Mainframe and protect the city from it's enemies.
- The Mainframe is the name of the base that the teleporters are linked to. They can only be activated when the power is turned on. After a teleporter is used, all players who used it will return to the Mainframe. In Der Riese the mainframe is in the courtyard and in Kino der Toten it is located in the lobby. The teleporter in Kino der Toten needs to be linked to the mainframe before each use. The teleportation system also has to cool down after each use. This takes about two minutes. Also in Kino der Toten , after using the teleporter, the player will be sent to the Pack-A-Punch room for thirty seconds. Then, the player is sent to the mainframe. The player might also be sent to one of the random rooms, which may contain a film reel and/or a power-up. After about five seconds, the player is
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